Friction tester Seta-Shell
oilfor greasesfor lubricants

friction tester
friction tester
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Characteristics

Test type
friction
Tested product
oil, for greases, for lubricants

Description

The Autoload Seta-Shell Four Ball Lubricant Tester determines the friction properties of extreme pressure oils and greases. Used in tribology research laboratories and in the routine quality control of finished lubrication products. A ball, mounted in a chuck, is rotated against three stationary balls in a pot containing the sample lubricant. The digital speed controller has three factory pre-programmed settings which are 1200, 1475 and 1760 rpm. A load, adjustable in the range of 6 to 800 kgF, is applied to the balls via a balance beam and electric jack. The applied load is displayed on a digital readout. The torque transferred between the rotating and stationary balls is measured and displayed. The digital timer, with a range of 0.1 seconds to 9999 hours, can be used to control the duration of the test. If the torque exceeds a preset level, or the balls weld, during a test, power to the drive motor is automatically turned off. Features • Drive speed from 1200 to 1760rpm • Torque measurement and limiting • Full Digital Control • Digital displays of applied load, torque, time • Safety splash guard The optional Seta Wear Loading Kit (19940-0) allows the user to quickly convert the equipment into a Four Ball Wear Tester for ASTM D2266 and D4172 tests. Supplied with; 1000 IP 239 test balls (ISO 683-17, ISO 3290-1 Grade G5) Torque wrench with adjusting key and certificate of calibration Instruction manual SPEED RANGE: 1200 to 1760 rpm LOAD RANGE: 6 to 800 kgF TIMING: 0.1s to 9999 hr VOLTAGE: 220/240 V, 50/60 Hz, 32 A (single phase) POWER: 2.6 kW SIZE (HXWXD): 165 x 82 x 62 cm WEIGHT: 180 kg CCCN CODE: Tariff 90319000
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